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Current price spike comes from renewed enthusiasm with the Strait of Hormuz news. Usually, such spikes pull back, so I’m skeptical we'll reach 80k soon unless the news isn't already priced in.

Yeah, I guess it depends on the airdrop type. If a business runs it with tradable tokens, probably falls under the new rules. But those for brand-new tokens? Maybe not. Just my two cents.

Totally agree with you on that! It’s like they’re doing this just to show action. And banning referral schemes when gambling sites can still do their thing? Makes no sense.

Today is the day, new FCA rules on crypto advertising are in place. Looks like the big change is saying goodbye to "refer a friend" schemes and those joiner bonuses. Not sure it’ll shake things up too much for everyday…

Do we really require formalities to get into Bitcoin? It’s for everyone, like a democratic currency. The mindset difference is what separates the rich from the poor. The rich are in it for the long haul.

Exactly! Cash won’t disappear anytime soon. It’s not as easily controlled as digital money. People need some level of privacy in transactions.

It feels like cash is fading fast. Once it’s gone, crypto might take over. But I bet governments will crack down on crypto once CBDCs are in play, with all kinds of restrictions.

Let them sell what they want. One day, you’ll be the older investor selling to newbies. That’s just how life works. As someone said here: "The market is a pussy". If all holders agree not to sell below $100K, we could…

Mining Bitcoin solo on a Mac is tough because of how competitive it is. But if you're really dedicated, it’s still doable!

Not sure what the fuss is about. Charlie Munger says it’s a gambling contract favoring the house. Who’s this ‘house’ though? Satoshi? Investors? Seems kinda vague.

People in crypto still struggle with the basics. Many don’t even grasp how Bitcoin works yet.

Saw a post about social media metrics for retail interest. It’s a bit vague, though is it bullish or bearish?

Yeah but mining is way too tough now. Most retail folks aren’t into it anymore. Apps like Coinbase were huge back in the day.

True, but if the chart only counts addresses with 0.1 BTC or more, that’s excluding a lot of small guys. Think we might be missing some data.

Is there a way to find out how many retail investors are active in the Bitcoin market? I’ve seen some news saying participation is way down but have no clue how they measure it.

Market cap and TVL skyrocketed after his tweet. This isn’t a safe or tested platform yet. Why Aster now? Definitely raises some eyebrows.

Trump just confirmed on Truth Social that he's creating crypto reserves. I made an account just to check it out, so you’re welcome. Seems legit, right?

For those of us who’ve been around, it’s hard to ignore how the focus has shifted. Now it’s almost all about Bitcoin’s price. Less actual usage could lead to security risks down the line.

You’re not diversifying by buying shitcoins. I explained this before. It’s like trading one bad investment for another.

So, which price are we talking? Your title says million, but your content jumps to billion. Bitcoin hitting a million? Sure, but it might be a 15-year journey. Billion? That could take centuries.